IDPA Rulebook released
The final edition of the IDPA Rulebook has been released early, which is pretty impressive considering the amount of work that went into it. Predictably, there ...
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Photo of the day: In the grave with Glenn Shelby
One of the cool, tougher stages from the 2012 IDPA Nationals.
Training question
A lot of athletes in the shooting sports are technically multi-sport athletes, competing in several different types of the shooting games. For example, a shoote...
IDPA Rules Revisions: Let the bodies hit the floor
Today we’re continuing our look at the new IDPA rules revisions; and I want to go over a section in the “safety” portion of the rules that doe...
IDPA Rules Revisions: Static Reloads only?
Yesterday in our first look at the IDPA rules revision, I mostly glossed over section R9, which deals with reloads behind cover. In my first pass at the ruleboo...
IDPA Rulebook: First look and quick thoughts
Through the week I’m going to be taking an exhaustive look at the new IDPA rulebook. I did a front to back read-through of the entire rulebook this mornin...
IDPA to unveil new rulebook to members tomorrow
From an email from HQ: The proposed rulebook, vetted by the IDPA Board of Directors and Legal, will be posted on IDPA.com for member review and input May 7th th...
The 50 Second IDPA Classifier
This is the POV view from the run I talked about in my “run it until the wheels come off” post. One of the advantages of POV video is that if you...
Run it until the wheels fall off
When I took the Automatic Accuracy USPSA class, one of the instructor’s suggestions to me was that I needed to “run it until the wheels come offR...
IDPA Rules Discussion, part 4: reloads
By now in our discussion of IDPA rules, we’ve look at the overarching issues, round dumping, and of course cover. Today we’ll look at the last major...